Lightning Seeds, Hard-Fi, and Bjorn Again for Nottingham's Splendour

plus more as full line-up is revealed

By Scott Williams | Published: Tue 6th Mar 2012

Splendour 2012

Saturday 21st July 2012
Wollaton Park, Nottingham, NG8 2AE, England MAP
£37.50, children under 10 free

Daily capacity: 15,000

Lightning Seeds are among the final acts completing the full line-up for this year's Splendour, Nottingham's annual family friendly music festival, which returns for its fifth year at Wollaton Park on Saturday 21st July.

Hard-Fi, Bjorn Again, and Nottingham singer song-writer Jake Bugg complete the main stage line-up, and will be joined on the bill by the Future Sound of Nottingham competition winner.

Joining headliners Levellers on the second stage are Lightning Seeds, Ronika, To Kill A King, Vadoinmessico, Kappa Gamma, The Barnum Meserve, and Childhood.

The full line-up for the Leftlion Courtyard Stage has been confirmed as Natalie Duncan, Miss 600, Nina Smith, Rob Green, Saint Raymond, Opie Dieno, and Josh Keogh.

Whilst the Comedy stage will play host to compere Dave Twentyman, as well as Vince Atta, The Raymond & Mr Timpkins Revue, Anil Desai, Dave Eastgate, and Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre.

The festival offers three live music stages, a comedy stage, kids' zone, fairground, bars, stalls, food and will see the previously announced Dizzee Rascal headline with Razorlight, and Katy B also confirmed. For the line-up details as available please click here.

Set in the grounds of Wollaton Hall, the festival has grown to become one of the region's biggest music events, attracting around 15,000 people of all ages. There's no camping - the deer won't have it.

Councillor David Trimble, Portfolio Holder for Communities, Leisure and Customers said, "This year's fantastic Splendour line-up looks set to cater for all music tastes and its brilliant to see such a strong local line-up. Last year's Splendour festival sold out so I urge anyone who doesn't want to miss out on this great day to buy their tickets soon."

Tickets are priced at £37.50, or £27.50 for adult Citycard holders (City of Nottingham resident), a teen aged 11-17 year old ticket is priced at £27.50, or £15 if a Citycard 360 holder (City residents), and all children under 10s have free entry.

To buy tickets from Seetickets, click here.

To buy tickets from Ticketline, click here.

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